Sam & Kara in the Morning

The different looks of Kara. How having kids changes your life and affecst your social life. Sam believes raising small children is easier for younger parents. Kara wants an older man who doesn't age. Kara's problem with clothes and laundry. We learn about the contents of Kara's purse. Misusing Summer's Eve. Are our listeners actually voyeurs? A rare candid discussion about intimate topics that we generally don't hear from Kara.

Kara gets locked out of her house. Sam blames Starbucks for alienating their smoking customers. No midlife crisis for Sam yet. The uprising in Libya. The harrassment of women in Arab countries. The Iranians are testing the waters during Egypt's revolution. When women are objectified. The new judges of American Idol. Sam despises Donald Rumsfeld.

We are celebrating our first anniversary belatedly. Kara bings in her friends Sarah and Tracey, and we spend a fun morning together. Sam's former employer from South Africa Don Searll calls in to say hi. Learn about a website for cheaters. We figure out our porn names.

Today is our 1st anniversary and we both forgot about it. Will we be noticed again by Talkers magazine for their Frontier Fifty? Is this show something for Kara to be ashamed of? What we did on Valentine's Day. Big-breast discrimination, according to Kara.

The problem with pantyhose. Fake tan is not all it's cracked up to be. Dealing with hair-loss and baldness. When guys who wine and dine expect reciprocation. Does Kara lead her dates on? She wants everyone to relax. Sam returns a computer to the store and pays restocking fees. Why Apple is not a wise computer choice. An enlightening discussion about computers. Lindsey Lohan gets charged with grand theft. Sam feels it's embrassing not to be famous.

Kara isn't sure what sport is played in the Superbowl. Sam feels his memory is going with age. Sam is irritated the Kara didn't like the sex clips he played on Friday. Kara explains her point of view and we both stay firmly within our positions. Christina Aguillera fumbles the naional anthem in the Superbowl. An IBM computer is going to compete in the TV game show "Jeopardy."

We prepare for the station's 3rd anniversary. Sam tells about the origins of the station and how it has evolved. We continue discussing the developments in Egypt and the growing violence there. We discuss how we make choices in life with bestselling author Harry Beckwith, and talk about his new book "Unthinking." We discuss different climates and wonder how people can live in such cold weather. More about living in LA, and Kara starts making generalizations. Arguments ensue.

We start off talking about Kara's upcoming trip to Vegas. Sam is concerned about his cigarette habit. Catapulting illegal aliens across the border? Sam tells of his near-death experience during a training flight in Vegas and of his solo cross-country filght to Arizona. Popular names for boys and girls in the U.S. Erotic services for sale online. The fiery revolutions in the Arab world. Sam gets into Middle-East politics.

We start off talking about Kara's upcoming trip to Vegas. Sam is concerned about his cigarette habit. Catapulting illegal aliens across the border? Sam tells of his near-death experience during a training flight in Vegas and of his solo cross-country filght to Arizona. Popular names for boys and girls in the U.S. Erotic services for sale online. The fiery revolutions in the Arab world. Sam gets into Middle-East politics.

A group of old men at Starbucks ogle Kara. A small discussion on American Idol's premiere. We are joined in the studio by our next-door neighbors Craig and Andy, and we have a few funny moments. Like when they hear us scream at each other through the walls. Or when Kara brings up the subject of balls. We somehow get to talk about porn and Kara has something to say about it.

As we near our one-year anniversary, we show we can overcome our differences by moving on from the loud exchanges of Friday. We review the Golden Globes after neither one of us watched it. Kara gets accosted by a homeless guy on her walk. We learn how MLK got his name. We speak to author Karen Foster about her book "No Way Baby!" and the case for not having children.

Although Kara needs a lot of attetion, she does not necessarily want a stalker. We hear about another date, this time with a millionaire. Sam has a beef with SUV drivers. Tips on how to have fun when you go out, according to Kara. How having kids keeps your grounded. Sam prefers to travel comfortably and avoids India.

Will Kara take down her top for a price? We spend the show with three guests from Australia whom Kara met at a bar. Luke, Chris and Sam tell us of their adventurous American trip.

Sam gets angry when people copy and steal his designs and ideas. Find out how LA Talk Radio was started from the man himself. Facebook takes down breast-feeding photos. We ask why. A heated argument ensues about the sexual revolution and what it represented. Now, that's entertainment. Seven reasons to have sex tonight. More loud arguments about sex. Sarah Palin's reality show is ridiculous.

Men waxing their hair. Kara is considering changing her hair color, but when she finds it might not get her as much attention, she rescinds. Snooki releases a book. Sam is not fond of The Expendables. An update on the birds that fell out of the sky. Kara accuses Sam of being cheap. favorite vacation destinations. Sam urges Kara to find a Sugar Daddy. Top financial scams of 2010. Kara reveals she has fallen for a scam once.

Christmas was "a bust" for Kara and she missed being around family. So she dresses up like a Christmas tree and walks around The Grove. A debate about having kids around when adults try to socialize. Tales of Camel Toes. Kara feels judged yet once again and Sam gets irritated. Hugh Hefner gets engaged to a 24-year-old Playmate. Sexual virility at a later age. Elton John and his husband have a baby boy. Donating fertile eggs. If God is omnipotent, can he make a mistake? A great debate ensues, of course.

Women's shoes and how men don't care about them. We urge people to leave town so things will be a little quiet here during the holidays. Buying presents and the complexity of it all. Perfumes and colognes.

It's been raining in LA nonstop for three days. We speak to Aura Imbarus about growing up in Transylvania, Romania, during the oppressive times of the Soviet block. Sam feels grateful to be living in the US. What do Jewish people do on Xmas? Finding the patience and the right time to have kids. Kara thinks it's gay that Sam enjoys listening to the Carpenters. Kara gets grossed out by a masturbation scene in the film The Black Swan.

Sam gets irritated when Kara is late again. Kara is not feeling the holiday spirit this year. Not much progress yet in her search for a mate online. The effects of Meth. The number one tweeted topic for 2010 was the movie "Inception." Kara hopes to snatch up Ryan Reynolds now that he's divorcing. Miley Cyrus is caught on tape smoking a bong. "The Biggest Loser." The hardest things for Sam to do in the morning. Pleasuring a woman orally.

How Sam dealt with bullying when he was young. Sam is not excited about travelling to Mexico and prefers Hawaii. Age preferences in dating. Wesley Snypes is going to jail for 3 years. Oprah announces she is not a lesbian. Our funny Lady Gaga saga continues as Sam discovers another good song. Is she this generation's Madonna?

We start talking, well, physics. Speed of light, quarks, sound. Kara finds a way to insert God into the conversation. We debate the meaning of the fig leaves worn by Adam and Eve. WikiLinks continues to spread damage through the Internet. Somehow we get to the subject of taxes and compare our economic system to others'. The new profile page design on Facebook. Privacy in the age of the Internet. Kara joined a dating site and the search is on. We enjoy some music and discuss the tunes of Lady Gaga.

Without a warm coat, Kara wears a robe when she goes out. Sam rethinks his offer to enroll Kara in a dating site. What would Sam do if he was a woman? Kara wants to know. In the near future, we'll use our smartphones instead of credit cards. The loss of privacy online. The Entertainer of the Year, according to Entertainment Weekly. Should they repeal the Don't Ask Don't Tell policy in the military? The most popular baby names this year. Kiss's Gene Simmons wants his vote for Obama back. Porn and vibrators. The difference in how men and women masturbate.

Black Friday is for shoppers. We came in to entertain. We share some Thanksgiving stories. Are you one of those who goes shopping at 4AM on Black Friday? We have differing views of the origins of addiction. Kara forgets to feed cats she was entrusted with.

We start off talking about age again. Kara tells us about her maturity, running out of gas, and money challenges. The origins of Christmas trees. We're getting warmed up for the holidays. Giving and receiving gifts. The importance of touching. How about spanking? Kara tells about her brother's new life. When good-looking people date less attractive people. The Jersey Shore.

Kara starts weeping right before we go on the air, and Sam doesn't know what to say. Sam apologizes for commenting on Kara's body yesterday. Why is it harder for female comics to succeed? Sam observes that rock bands are overwhelmingly male. Who pays for dates? A Chinese woman is arrested for tweeting. We discuss Chinese foot binding. Japanese porn.

We like Australia. The new TSA pat-down and full body scan policy. Kara is concerned about what they're going to see. Listener Mario calls in and we discuss how the terrorists have won by forcing us to change our lifestyle. The types of photos that turn people on. Briefs or boxers? Why testicles are funny. We explore funny body parts.

Kara turned 29 over the weekend and tells about her birthday. Kara loses interest in a guy after he texts her repeatedly but doesn't call. Sam meets a celebrity, a musician he admires. We are joined in the studio by comedian-writer Carla Collins, who is entertaining and funny. Are Kara's breasts angry? Contemporary Kabblah. Loving pets more than people.

Being old is relative, isn't it? The government wants to put graphic images as warnings on cigarette packs. We are joined in the studio by the eccentric Angelique Morgan ("Frenchy") and her friend Stephanie. Angelique is very original and confident, a French debutante who has descended on Hollywood. At a point during the interview, Angelique pulls down her top to show off her her fake breasts. It turns out she's a stripper and loves lots of money, driving around in her pink car. In short, a very funny show.

Computer problems get the best of Sam first thing in the morning. Kara backs off. Windows PCs vs. Macs. Kara rants about impollite customers. Sam admits to a childhood crush on his teacher, which leads to a discussion about teachers who seduce their students. Stories of playing doctor. Losing male stamina with age. San Francisco wants to ban Happy Meals. Elizabeth Smart is back in the news.

After a long night at a recording studio, Kara waltzes in red-eyed and exhausted. Kid Rock comes down on Steven Tyler for joining American Idol. Critics and tabloid writers. Courtship. Alcohorexia and other eating disorders. Living under pressure in LA.

A day after the elections, California votes for more of the same, disappointingly. We discuss the Marijuana initiative. Kara claims Sam flip-flops in his opinions, but Sam thinks that's bullshit. Kara goes into her God-talk and Sam zones out. What happens when you're too old to wipe your ass. Sam is curious at what age he is going to die. We discuss Kara's forgone relationship. Kara lands a gig imitating Lady Gaga.

Sam starts the show without Kara, who is stuck in traffic on a freeway she shouldn't be on. Sam's suspicion that Kara spent the night with a man proves true, but Kara won't come clean. The new security measures in airports and the controversy. Have the terrorists won by making us change our lifestyle? A bit of California politics as we prepare for the elections. File-sharing site Limewire gets shut down.

We discuss the weekend. Sam realizes that he wore his wife's jeans indavertently. Kara goes up north, and Sam goes to a costume party...without a costume. We are joined in the studio by Maria Amor. She tells us about moving here from the Phillipines and starting her own successful business, Exotifit. Sam tells about a Phillipina girl that tried to entice him online last night. We establish that Asian women are not really subservient, but responsible.

Sam claims to be a cunning linguist, but Kara doesn't get it. Taking the SATs. We are joined in the studio by Lauren. Kara can't even get a job cleaning houses. The cleanliness and lack thereof of women. Preservatives that make food last forever. Mud wrestling and breasts. Selling yourself on eBay. How about Kara dressing sexy and panhandling on the freeway off-ramp? We are surprised by jail stories from Lauren.

Sam arranges for his laundry to get done while his wife is away. What California will look like when marijuana is legalized through Prop 19. Kara reveals she has never tried pot. We discuss California's political candidates with the elections around the corner. We talk to Republican strategist Noelle Nikpour about the upcoming elections and negative campaigning. Sam rants about his dental insurance company when they won't cover a tooth implant. Kara is starting to think she may not ever settle down with one man.

As soon as Kara starts a new job, she gets a talk about the skimpy way she dresses. We are joined in the studio by Czech actress Simona Bhrlikova. We debate which LA freeway is the worst in the world. Simona tells of living in NY and London where she went to school and pursued creative arts. She just finished a movie named Gallow Walker with Wesley Snipes and tells us about it, but she won't discuss her personal life.

A laptop is missing. Someone broke into Kara's car and stole her computer. Who is to blame? We are joined in the studio by Alli, who moved here from NY to pursue her comedy. We talk to Sarah Marr, co-founder of the SENS Foundation, about rejuvination technology, which aims to repair the damages of aging. Open relationships. Kara is infatuated with Eric Bana, whom she sighted the other night. Kara can't handle Sam talking about breasts.

We start with an argument...again. We are joined by Mollie and Chelsea for a funny show. We learn about Utah and the Great Salt Lake, and, inevitably, polygamy. We debate the make up of the United Kingdom. Facebook photos.

Now Kara is not so sure she's leaving. A heated argument begins the show where we each challenge each other to a karaoke contest. We welcome Amber and Rebecca to the show and learn about their experiences in chasing the Hollywood dream. Online dating, and men who send penis pictures to women. Are you genentically linked to someone you think is smelly? Kara continues to have issues talking about sex comfortably. The different ways people kiss. Cloning children.

Sam cracks up as Kara describes a new electronic sensor for A/C in Texas. We are joined in the studio by Marie Monet, who thinks she may be a descendant of Claude. Sam shows off his French. Marie was a body-double once and piques our curiosity when she can't tell for whom. Kara won't do breast-doubling. We speak to Gail Martin, who wrote 30 Days to Social Media Success and learn some nuggests about Twitter and Facebook. Talk about makeup makes Sam's head spin. Speculation about heaven. A religious argument ensues.

With Kara away, Sam is joined in the studio by two lovlies, Bri and Brook, for an entertaining show. LA is overheating and the A/C is broken. Find out about our guests' early lives and their current projects. Does Craigslist work for serious dating? Both girls are into fashion, and we learn a bit about crazy roommates. More Lindsay Lohan news.

The Jewish holidays are upon us, but Sam starts off irritated. Kara tells about a homeless dude who encouraged her to wash her car. We are joined by Amanda, a Yale graduate who just moved to LA to chase her dream. We debate whether You Tube pays people that post videos on the site. They say the recession ended in 2009.

Sam wears neon green and Kara reacts. We are joined in the studio by entrepreneur Eyal Feldman, who introduces his lube products and proves to be a fun guest. We hear about his childhood and being exceptionally tall. Eyal crossed the Sea of Galilee by swimming 6 miles. He also heads the company that produces Boy Butter products.

Keeping cars clean, something that women find hard to do. An argument ensues about Kara's use of the word "judging." The case of women taking care of their spouse. We get a surprise call from Kara's "manfriend." George Michael is jailed for a DUI. A debate on legalizing Marijuana, and Kara is curious about getting prescpritions for medicinal use.

Kara has a celebrity sighting at a Japanese restaurant and gets the hots for him. Why Sam doesn't pick fights with people. Kara wonders why her man-friend doesn't like her dancing with another guy. Donald Trump offers to buy the site of the controversial mosque. A short talk about Canada. Sam and his Diet Coke. He prefers to exercise with a...Segway. Not much effort required. A chat about sushi.

Treating people in a special way when they don't expect it. Kara is grateful to be alive. Kara babbles about God and Sam's head spins. We talk to author and counselor James P. Krehbiel about his book "Troubled Childhood, Triumphant Lives", childhood Traumas and overcoming them for a better future. Sam is concerned about his cigarette habit after actor Michael Douglas discovers he has cancer. Kara shares stories from her childhood. Is Ladies Night illegal?

Are men more predisposed to eating meat? Sam recalls the hot Salsa dancers at a Braziian restaurant. Sam comments on the Emmys. We are joined by singer Kristen Faulconer and her producer Robert. What is a music producer? Creative energy in LA. We play a couple of Kristen's tracks.

It's a thousand degrees outside, but Kara drives without her A/C. Drinking urine as a survival technique. Is Big Brother trash? Again, we debate who should pay for dinner? Biological hardwiring? Forgiveness. The topless parade at Venice Beach. Kara's boobs attract babies (not at the parade, silly.) Sex toys with high-tech designs. Can vibrators prevent women from experiencing pleasure by toher means?

Kara is leaving town for a few days to take care of some perosnal business. Millions of eggs are being recalled. Free wifi at coffee shops? Starbucks has gone totally smoke-free. The case for smart women. Posers in LA. Kara likes to test the boundaries with people. Sam talks about "clicking." Dr. Laura's racial rants on her radio show. The mosque at Ground Zero debate. The new FaceBook Places feature tells the world where you are. The sex tape of Montana Fishburne and her previous arrest for prostituition.

Don't tune in to us for breaking news...well, sometimes. Sara (jokingly, according to her) tells Sam she is planning to elope. Comedian Jarod Cardwell joins us in the studio. We talk about the controversy of the mosque at Ground Zero. Iran is close to producing a nuclear bomb.

The shocking number of illegal immigrant births in the U.S. Is that a clever back door to gaining citizenship? Celebrity activists. Lady Ga-Ga. Dr. Laura apologizes for using the N-word on the air. We get a call from listener Blue and we chat about unruly passengers on airplanes. Kara's friend Elise calls in to tell about the huge vibrator she discovered at a client's house. Kara plans to wear a dog costume on stage, and Sam warns her she'll look ridiculous. Kara reveals that she views Sam as a fatherly figure.

Are people really affected by the down economy? Getting stranded in your car. A JetBlue flight attendant gets into an altercation with a passenger, grabs a couple of beers and slides out the emergency chute. Four reasons women can't lose weight. Adjusting to living with someone after being single.

Today we are joined by Susan Schofiled and Vinny Wolf, hosts of the popular Bipolar Nation Radio. We debate Prop. 8 and the opinions fly about gay marriage. Vinny wants his own TV show and can't be bothered by repetitive talk. Susan lives a challenging life with a schizophrenic daughter. About girls making out with girls. More on differences between the sexual needs of men and women.

Sam is thinking of horseback riding. Some news items. Kara likes using props in her comedy. We listen to George Carlin's "Stuff." Kara wants to prank her brother. Interesting facts about women. Women who flirt, and the ones that pose. Those who send themselves flowers on Valentine's Day.

Charities and how Sam plans to take advantage of them. Silly comments about Sex slavery disgust Kara. A news item quotes an author recommending that women allow men to cheat. "Jailbreaking" the new iPhone is now easier than ever. Lindsay Lohan documents her prison stay in a journal, probably material for a book. Fascinating facts about wedding and marriage.

Kara gets another parking ticket and describes how she ran without a bra on. Krispy Kreme donuts. Las Vegas. Apple's terrible customer service. Sam's new iPhone. We speak to Dr. Matthew Edlund about the importance of rest and why sleep is not enough. More on Apple and their successful products. Kara's upcoming comedy appearance. Alcoholism and addiction.

We are joined in the studio by Combat Radio hosts Ethan and David for a very funny show. We talk to Chris Morales about the free assistance service to help people through foreclosures.

The high prices of hotels. Living in poverty: a state of mind? We talk to bestselling author Christopher Reich about his new thriller "Rules of Betrayal." Gray hair on women. Learning to cook on TV. Winning the lottery and how it affecst winners. A man is stopped at the airport for hiding 18 monkeys in his clothes.

Kara's young attorney friend Sandor sits in for a fun show, and we learn about how the two met, as Kara brought her roommate to the date. Sam tells of the new Search feature on our website. We talk to author Laurie Mintz about her book, "The Tired Woman's Guide to Passionate Sex."

Showers appeal to some more than others. We talk to Loa Blasucci about feeling and looking better with her regimented wellness program and her new book "All Health's Breaking Loose." Food, sex, and porn. A girl kidnapped 7 years ago is found in Arizona. Kelly Osborne breaks her engagement to a 20-year-old.

Makeup and makeovers. Kara goes running in the searing summer heat. When women get drunk and puke. Exercising vs. laziness. We talk to Wayne "The Credit Guy" Sanford about credit scores and the effects of not paying your debts.

The problems with going out in Hollywood. Kara meets a Turkish movie star who nobody knows. Mel Gibson is in trouble again. Problems with new iPhone 4. The problem with customer service. and return policies. Sam is sucked into TV's "Big Brother." We are later joined in the studio by Nicole LaPorte who wrote the bestseller "The Men Who Would Be King." We talk about the rise and fall of DreamWorks studios and about how things work in Hollywood.

We learn some cooking tips and Southern recipes (like Atomic Turd Balls) from BBQ expert Greg Rempe. Lindsay Lohan is going to jail. Kara tells about trying out for Oprah's show. A debate about how to achieve success and realize dreams. Author Nick Nolan tells us about growing up gay in a conservative family and about his two books.

A friend of Kara's, Zach Sherwin, comes in and raps to the beat. We talk to Alex McCord of "Real Housewives of New York" about becoming famous and exposing one's personal life. Later, we are joined by comedian and host Erik Mackenroth and Amy Albert, a NY comic who is also a tour guide for a Sex in the City tour.

After Kara misses the Oprah audition, then finds out she had the wrong date. We are joined by Kara's friend Elise Crocker for great conversations on everything you can imagine, especially SEX. Moving around a lot and the fear of attachment. The jobs that people take. Sex sites on the Internet and how they work. Sex tapes of the rich and famous. Masturbation, orgasms and porn. Makeup and hair removal.

We are joined by comedian Tom Clark for a fun show. We learn about the challenges of stand-up comedy. We argue about whether women like hairy chests on men. We talk to Jerzy Gregorek, a former Polish Olympic gold medalist in weightlifting who wrote the book "Happy Body." Kara dates effminate men.

An exciting and compelling guest-filled show. Kara participates in a marshmellow-eating game. Sam overhears his neighbors having sex and is not sure how he feels about it. Sam discovers Roxanna Shirazi, who was a guest on the show last week, is a Muslim Anti-Semite. This prompts a strong view from Sam on hatred and the uniqueness of the Anti-Semitic variety. We talk to author Kidder Kiper about his book "Sex is Fun", a comic-book style sex manual. Kara drops it like it's hot. A heated argument ensues. Kara's friends Gabe and Tucker come in to show us their new iPhone app, "Fart Battles." Later we are joined by Forensic Psychopathologist Cynthia Clark and her daughter for a fascinating discussion of murderous criminals.

We start off tooting our own horn and end up talking about farts. We discuss haters and jealousy. Body scents and odor. Kara gets hit on by a married man, again. We speak to business coach Marsha Egan about networking and developing contacts. Later, we are joined by our newest host "X" for a discussion on conspiracies, secret societies and global plots.

Kara brings in her friend Phillip, an actor from Florida, as she arrives 20 minutes late. Kara continues to struggle with men who are not enthusiastic about paying for dinner on dates. Downtown Los Angeles. Extreme sports. Later we are joined by host Simon Gowen and learn about England, human endurance and triathlons.

Do men look better with age? Kara is eating on the air. TV anchors all look the same. Sam's view of Israelis. Political strategist Noelle Nikpour calls in from New York and we talk about how Obama's adminstiration is handling the oil spill, and about the global economic crisis. Later we are joined by psychologist Dr. Patti Johnson to discuss relationships and mood disorders.

No cleavage today, and Kara can't win. Yoga and attitudes in LA. An insurance company has raised premiums for women who lilve with younger men, so we talk about Cougars. Kara makes a blanket statement about the sexual performance of older men. She is curious but leary about masturbation. Stephen Shochet wrote "Hollywood Stories" and tells some fun stories of movie stars in LA. Later, we are joined by Kara's good friend Maisha.

After talking about Sam's 50th birthday party, a long argument ensues on the effect the way Kara dresses has on people. Kara dances in a birdcage, then loses her car key. Later we are joined by the great Mother Love for a lively, funny show.

Sam offers up some history of the Middle-East and why Israel encourages immigration. We mentioned the book, "Son of Hamas", about the betrayal of a Hamas leader's son, who became a spy against his own people. The roots of hatred toward the Jews. We talk to Tom Ferry about "Life by Design," his book on how to bring out the extraodinary in you. Who should pay for dinner on a date? Legalizing Marijuana in California.

Kara is happy and grateful today. We talk about the competitiveness in LA and the chase after success. but agree there are some great people in this town. Kara can't keep track of her dates. Host Laura Nickerson of Broad Topics sits in and we discuss a lot of, well, topics.

Sam compliments Kara's chest but she is not interested, though she discussed it on FaceBook. Kara's friend Jerry sits in and adds a lot of fun to the show. Sam & Jerry make Kara uncomfortable with repeated sex talk, and the focus returns to her breasts.

Why Sam doesn't use a Mac. Humanity, Creation, and purpose. Viagra and erections. Kara's mother is in the hospital. Parenting, adoption, and children. Happpiness comes more easily to some people. LA Talk Radio hosts Mae Aswell and Char Marie of Going Commando join us for great laughs.

Kara's friend L.D. joins us in the studio for a fun show. We hear stories about working at Starbucks and getting into trouble. A new friend of Kara's reaches over and touches Kara's vagina. Thank God it was a woman. We talk to Republican consultant Noelle Nikpour about the new controversial Arizona Immigration Law. Kara continues to celebrate her celibacy and is loath of premarital masturbation. Sam and L.D. tell her the way it is.

Sam almost forgets his wedding anniversary. We talk about big, lavish weddings, then about choices about sex. We talk to beautiful model and actress Anya Monzikova about her gigs on "Deal Or No Deal" and "Iron Man 2" and about moving to Hollywood. Kara can't stand the word masturbation. Names for breasts. The various parts of LA. Sam's experience living in South Africa.

Being single and the freedom that goes with it. But the grass is always greener, it seems. We speak to Christie Hartman about dating and finding the right man, and her book "It's Not Him, It's You."

We are under pressure to file our taxes by tomorrow. Kara parties again for her roommate's birthdays and comes in looking exhausted. We hear of a stupid guy who tries to pick up whoever will give him the time of day. Kara is an accomplice to an unscrupulous act as she plans to meet an ex. Famous female cheaters.

Kara goes out with a guy but does not see a future there. She enjoys her rooommate's birthday party, and lands a new job after being turned on by the interviewer. Sam talks about sex, but Kara turns the conversation to God. Again. Trains, frienships, and George Carlin on religion.

Kara is on a bacon kick and eats fast food right on the air. Kara goes on a date when the situation gets too intimate for comfort. Sam has an issue with Kara's appearance on another show. Is sex addiction an excuse or a real illness? We talk to wellness expert Susan Powter about losing 130 lbs. and her weight-loss program. Jim Carrey and Jenny McCarthy are splitting up after five years. Kara is uncomfortable eating on dates, then gets nibbled on. A mining disaster in West Virginia.

We both show up for work tired as hell and try to put together a good show. Sam tells of last night's Passover dinner. Discussion of Marijuana ensues. The case against experiencing pleasures, courtesy of Kara, but Sam will have none of that. We talk to Bounty Hunter Scott Bernstein about the work he does to bring fugitives to justice. Our studio guest Dikla tells us about her company, Salt Chalet, and Salt Rooms.

Kara brings in her beautiful friend and roommate Claire for a thorough discussion on the healthcare bill signed into law this week. We find out Kara went on a date with the guy that picked her up at the coffee shop. We talk to Intuitive Rachel Gordon about her new radio show "The Intuitive View."

The health care bill passes. Sam returns from NYC and is full of Big Apple stories, mostly about food. Kara sneaks into the LA Marathon and runs 17 miles. Differences between life on the opposite coasts. Differences between American and Mediterranean cultures. Differences between women in LA and those in NY.

Sam considers going blonde, but we both agree it's a bad idea. Kara is not sure she attracts the right guys, although she gets hit on a lot. Divorce and its effects. We talk to Susanna Barlow about growing up as the 23rd child in a 46-child polygamous family, and her book "What Peace There May Be." We hear some fascinating stories and break through some of the myths.

Kara gets a gig lipsyncing at a Persian awards show and feels lilke an outsider. Then we find out Kara once worked at the cash register of a fast-food joint called Oinksters. We talk to Romaine Williams about his book "The Black Book" and discuss infidelity and what he calls "samplers." Kara challenges the author and his focus on cheating and secondary relationships. A heated discussion about God, religion, and suffering.

A story of revenge gets the show going, and Sam describes how impatient he is. Another God discussion, this time about whether He intervenes in people's lives. We talk to author Keith Thomson about his book, "Once A Spy." We discuss our love for singing and the guitar, and Kara shows off her voice. A discussion of the Oscars and some of the celebrity outfits. Waxing vs. shaving. Kara reveals a little secret about her birth mark.

Kara sleeps in her clothes then wears them to go out. "What do guys do with big balls?" Kara asks. Sam talks about turning 50. The married guy Kara met comes clean but looks for adventures. Going to restaurants alone. Jay Leno returns to late night and beats the competition. Being obese at a young age. A hysterical clip of Chris Rock.

Making the choice to be positive and optimistic, hiking in LA, strategy for countering the love for food, and the distinct smell of testicles. Sam does not like fake breasts, and Kara shares big boob stories. We talk to John Sedgwick about his book "Sex, Love & Money" which tells about high-stakes divorces. Later we are joined by Nance Parry who discusses sexual harassment in the workplace in her book "How to Avoid/Handle/Litigate Over Sexual harassment."

Kara gets her period and lives to tell about it. We go into a fascinating discussion about God and religion. Is oral sex real sex? Sam is trying to figure out Kara's price to pose in Playboy but she says there is no such price. Pathetic people on reality shows. Global warming: a hoax?

Sam is not concerned with cancer but talks about quitting smoking. Kara tells about a woman who owns a bar who used a taser gun to keep people out. Showing death in media images, Haiti, and the Northridge earthquake. We speak to TV star Larry Manetti about his famous role in the '80s as Tom Selleck's sidekick on Magnum P.I. He tells about his acting experience and his luck at landing his role, and about his great food receipes that can be found in h is book "Aloha Magnum."